Need a 24x10bs help

[The Big Green]

I hate wheel bs math! I want a 24x10 back and the two wheel bs are 5.91 and 7.1. I have exactly 12in before I hit the bed when laying and the lower bars, that's touching measurements. That's 4 front amd 8 back measuring from the wheel mounting surface. Now Im thinking the 7.1 but that's still close and it's an all bs wheel and may look funny but if it fits I don't care. My tire will be 275/30/24 if that helps.

[dv8customs]

The 7.1 will be better. The 5.9 would be cutting it too close on the front side

[roofingbloke]

Not sure myself on the backspacing, you will need to tub the rear arches and also cut inner wheel arch lip, ? how much are those wheels, i priced myself a set of bad sand ovals 20 x 12 were $1400 each,

[The Big Green]

These are $300 a wheel. I may try the 7.1bs but that's like a fwd offset. The fronts I bought are 22x9.5 with 6.78bs and the wheels mounted on back give me an inch gap inside and back of the wheel.

[The Big Green]

Please read that again, I have a 20x(10) wheel with 12in of room and a 10in measures a true 11in wide on the outside so I have 1in to play with. That's a $300 10in wide wheel that if these two bs won't fit I'm screwed.

[SCOTI]

A 10" wheel w/5.91 back spacing is about the equivalent of installing a typical 15x8" truck ralley that has 4" BS (add 2" more to the inside of that typical 15x8" wheel & it's now a 10" wheel w/6" of back-spacing).

Do the math.....
6.00" BS - 5.91" BS = .09 difference.
.090" is the equivalent of a .045" spark plug gap doubled (between 1/16 & 1/8 of an inch)

One of these truck wheels w/a similar height tire should be easy to find & mount up. Tape a paint stir stick to the outside edge of the tire, air the truck out & you'll have your answer for the outside edge. Add some wood approx 2" wide to the back side of the same set-up & you'll know on the inside. I always spin the combo 360° as well to ensure there's no interference.

Anything else is just an educated guess....